[To get a full credit for this question, determine the absolute value of the change in potential and the sign] Electric field in certain region is equal to Ey = -250. If you move from point Yi -0.5 m to a point yƒ = +1.5 m, the change in electric potential is: - |AV| = 500 V O|AV| = 125 V O|AV|= 250 V |AV| = 375 V positive negative

[To get a full credit for this question, determine the absolute value of the change in potential and the sign] Electric field in certain region is equal to Ey = -250. If you move from point Yi -0.5 m to a point yƒ = +1.5 m, the change in electric potential is: - |AV| = 500 V O|AV| = 125 V O|AV|= 250 V |AV| = 375 V positive negative

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